PATSP is a long-winded, intermittently humorous blog which is mostly about houseplants, particularly Anthuriums and Schlumbergeras.
It's transmitted-light photo time again! (Mostly because I've been too busy to come up with a real post and I'm doing this at the last minute!)
The previous transmitted light posts can be found here.
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I think they are masterpieces, plase make a collage of them as well. Like a quilt it will be so beautiful.
Tyra
What a beautiful collection of texture and colors!
The Dieffenbachia has a nice Glaser-I-Love-New-York-More-Than-Ever-redesign cum Richard-Avedon-Cat-Power-photo-from-the-New-Yorker vibe in the bottom right there.
which is to say: hottttt
Well, and IIRC, the Dieffenbachia wasn't sure it was wearing underwear either. So it has that connection as well.
Gorgeous, as always.
I'm still keeping Phil. 'Autumn' as my wallpaper.
Korina
I love the Platycerium picture; ferns always seem to come out the best. And though I'm dying to know, I won't ask what position you had to get into for the Alpinia pic.
In the past two days, I have read your entire blog. (It helped that yesterday was a holiday!) You are great, your plant profiles are amazing, and your day-to-day posts are very interesting. Please, please don't stop.
Korina:
Not that I don't like the 'Autumn' picture, but I'm a little surprised it's wallpaper-worthy.
Karen715:
For the Alpinia picture, I basically had to lay down on the greenhouse floor, except that I couldn't quite lay down because then I couldn't reach close enough to get the shot. It was roughly the pose one gets into when limboing.
Also there's a pretty neat Polypodium picture coming up, much later. It's in like part XIV or something.
Anonymous:
I'd noticed (from checking Sitemeter). Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for saying so.
hullo there -
i'll agree with everyone else; really great pictures! and what a wonderful way to look at leaves, i'll do the same when the light returns (soon, i hope).
thanks for sharing :-)
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